Grants Pass TV Repair | Was my drone hacked? Bugs 2 B2W Drone.fly away. @GrantsPassTVRepair | Uploaded 6 years ago | Updated 2 hours ago
While I was out flying my bugs 2 B2W Drone a few days ago, I experienced something every Drone operator fears known as a fly away.
At the time of this misfortune I had locked on to 11 satellites, so I didn't think anything could go wrong, but when I let go of my forward lever, and my Drone continued to fly away, it became apparent that something or someone other than me seemed to be in control, and that was the last time I ever saw my Drone.
Since this Drone is known to loose altitude as it moves along a horizontal plane, I attempted to climb higher as my Drone was headed towards distant trees, but I could not see any detectable response.
One of my viewers suggested my compass calibration might have been distorted by near by a near by metal object, and since it was made on a bridge I considered this, but since my drone appeared to be flying away on its own in a no wind situation, I don't think that would apply.
I also wondered if there might have been an interference signal disabling my Drone from the transmissions of controller, or perhaps another Drone operator near by on the same frequency.
The drone I lost was as bugs 2 B2W with GPS, FTP, auto return home and brushless motors. Other than the fact that I lost it, when it did work it was sure a lot of fun, and a pretty good deal for 163 bucks.
While I was out flying my bugs 2 B2W Drone a few days ago, I experienced something every Drone operator fears known as a fly away.
At the time of this misfortune I had locked on to 11 satellites, so I didn't think anything could go wrong, but when I let go of my forward lever, and my Drone continued to fly away, it became apparent that something or someone other than me seemed to be in control, and that was the last time I ever saw my Drone.
Since this Drone is known to loose altitude as it moves along a horizontal plane, I attempted to climb higher as my Drone was headed towards distant trees, but I could not see any detectable response.
One of my viewers suggested my compass calibration might have been distorted by near by a near by metal object, and since it was made on a bridge I considered this, but since my drone appeared to be flying away on its own in a no wind situation, I don't think that would apply.
I also wondered if there might have been an interference signal disabling my Drone from the transmissions of controller, or perhaps another Drone operator near by on the same frequency.
The drone I lost was as bugs 2 B2W with GPS, FTP, auto return home and brushless motors. Other than the fact that I lost it, when it did work it was sure a lot of fun, and a pretty good deal for 163 bucks.
